Thermal Preso app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: AdvanceWorx Inc.
First release : 29 Jun 2015
App size: 10.49 Mb
FLIR ONE Preso is a must-have for any live demonstrations or shows using the FLIR ONE for iPhone!
FLIR ONE Preso allows streaming of live thermal video full-screen to AirPlay devices.
New in Version 2.0:
- Get the companion Preso for Apple TV (4th generation) for an interactive thermal experience!
- Settings and streaming instructions are just a tap away!
- More settings to customize your experience!
Using FLIR One Preso, you can stream live thermal video from your iPhone to an Apple TV in full-screen landscape orientation. Select between Thermal, Colour or FLIRs patented Blended MSX images. Offers rotation lock, vertical & horizontal mirroring options for various presentation situations.
- Requires FLIR One accessory for iPhone.
- Compatible with First and Second Generation FLIR One
- With First Generation FLIR One, Thermal Sentry is compatible with iPhone 5/5S
- With Second Generation FLIR One, Thermal Sentry is compatible with iPhone 5/5S/6/6 Plus/6S/6S Plus
Latest reviews of Thermal Preso app for iPhone and iPad
-Crashes a lot -just ONE (!!!) Color Palette! -a record function would be nice a not just a streaming function But I like it because you can disable MSX
The new version is good. But it has a very large camera initialization time. In the settings there is a choice of measuring units, but there is no temperature measurement. This is strange... Still lacks the ability to choose different color palettes.
I dont hate the app. I wish it would at least record or take pictures but it does neither. Its for presentations etc. I can find a use for it as it does do landscape mode and the Flir app does not. They both will stream to my Apple TV but the Flir only displays in portrait mode. Now, one would assume that you buy a device that allows additional camera functionality and you get an app to go along with it that it would at least allow recording. Of course you can capture screenshots the old fashioned way but this is for streaming presentations only. $3 and it doesnt record? Really... You can use the Flir app, stream to Apple TV and use your tv settings to rotate the image. Save s you $3. Want full screen? Most tvs will allow stretching too. Still, I like the app but why leave out the most important options. Should of been a free app for what it does.